Back in May, Bad Boys For Life directing duo Directors Adil El Arbi and Bilall Fallah, confirmed that they met with Marvel Studios regarding multiple projects. Now, a new report states the directors may have signed on to a project.

According to The Direct, they have heard that Arbi and Fallah will direct at least one episode of the Disney+ series Ms. Marvel. It is unknown if the duo will direct multiple episodes. The site is also reporting that the episodes are being developed for a one-hour format.

We have previously reported that Captain Marvel director/writing duo Ryan Fleck and Anna Boden, would also be directing an undisclosed amount of episodes on the series.

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The series will center on Marvel’s first Muslim superhero to star in her own comic book title. Ms. Marvel as a comic and heroine has existed since 1976, with the character Carol Danvers using the name for her crime-fighting escapades. The latest incarnation, and the one the show will be focusing on, is a teenager named Kamela Khan. Khan broke ground by becoming Marvel’s first Muslim character to be lead her own comics title. Her identity as a Pakistani American, living in a religious family in New Jersey whilst trying to find her own way, have been a major focus of the stories. Her powers have been described as polymorphous, meaning she has the ability to stretch and change her shape.

Hulu’s Four Weddings and a Funeralwriter, Brisha K. Ali is on board the series’ as a writer and the showrunner.

It is still unclear when the series will debut on Disney+, but we do know the character will appear on the big screen in an unknown project, which is very likely Captain Marvel 2, tentatively scheduled to hit theaters on July 8, 2022.

Source: The Direct